Ohio

Beaches in Cleveland Area · 1- Euclid Beach · 2- Huntington Beach · 3- Headlands Beach · 4- Edgewater Beach · 5- Geneva State Park Beach · 6- Fairport Harbor ...

Most popular beaches in Ohio are in the northeast region, along Lake Erie, with destinations such as Cedar Point, Geneva-on-the-Lake, and even Cleveland coming to mind. Ohio is a prosperous and ever-present Midwest state with large urban centres such as Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus. In the Headlands Beach State Park in Mentor, Headlands Beach is the largest natural beach in the state and one of the most popular. It’s one of the largest beaches in Ohio and the surrounding Salt Fork State Park is the largest of its kind in the state, providing visitors with almost unlimited amounts of outdoor activities to enjoy. Alum Creek is Ohio’s largest inland beach in the state park system and one of central Ohio’s most popular public beaches. Catawba Island State Park is one of five island state parks along the shores of Lake Erie and is famed for its low-key feel and broad cobblestone beach that’s perfect for boating, fishing or kayaking. The East Harbor State Park Beach is situated inside the sizeable East Harbor State Park along Lake Erie, near the town of Marblehead. The park features yurts for visitors to glamp at, making the Kelleys Island State Park and its beach one of Ohio’s best outdoor attractions. Situated along the banks of Lake Erie, Kelleys Island State Park Beach features a gradual slope and is perfect for kids and non-swimmers. Geneva-on-the-Lake and the Geneva State Park Beach in northeast Ohio are two of the most popular beachside destinations along the shores of Lake Erie. Euclid Beach is one of Ohio’s most famous and most visited beaches thanks to its proximity to Cleveland and the annually held Euclid Beach Live, a series of live entertainment along the beach’s pier during the summer. If you enjoy visiting inland beaches, Ohio has more than enough to pick from.